HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-08-13, Page 19Group learns all
there is to know
on woodworking
• On Aug. 4 the
Donnybrook 441 wood-
working group" started out
with a big bang.
Evone c tsc a p.ro-
jec to et ni ete for this
b. June.Robinson, one
o etir 4-1-1 leaders passed
out the woodworking level
• 2 books: Then we talked
• about a name and cover
for the front of our books,•
The election of officers
took place. Catherine
• Robinson is our president.
Lesley Morrison is our
vice-president. Our s'ecre-
• tary and press reporter is
revolving in the following
order, Jennifer Robinson,
Catherine Robinson,
Lesley Morrison, William
Drennan, Charlotte
Drennan, ;Jesse Cox and• ,
for the. achievement
Daniel Drennan. The trea-
surer is: Jesse Cox.
• We reviewed the intro-
dnetion of the book and
• what is expected of us. We
talked about how we can
make, a. Work bench at
home, and the different
kinds of wood. we can use
tO btiild our prOjects. We
learned about the different
shapes, sizes, mouldings,
dowels grades and lengths
of wood and how the him-
ber is cut in a SaW mill.
Meeting Two
Throughout meeting
two on Aug. 8, we talked
about different kinds of
saWs, grains of, wood and
knots, We learned 'differ-
ent parts of our bodies to
measure with when do
measuring. tools are
around, We also tried to.
measure differentitems
-
With our bodies and them
took a• measuring tape to
see, if We were correct.
A game we 'played was
to tie our shoes without
thumbs to prove how hard
life can be without
thumbs.
Meeting Three
Meeting three was a
field trip to Dungannon
Custom Builders and
Dungannon Finisher's.
One of the workers there
answered all of our ques-
tions and showed us
around. •
Some of the questions
we asked were what kinds
of saw do they use•and
how many?, what types of
grains are in .wood?, the
different wood they use?,
what types of joints they
use?, and the different
items they make. They
also showed us what they
would do when they first
got the wood. • -
After that we all asked
• any questions we had
about our projects.
• We took home wood
that we needed for our
projects,
Our next stop was the
finisher's. He told tis what •
he did when he received
the wood from the
builders until the finished
product was Sold. We fol-
lowed him back to. see
where .he did all of the
varnishing.
Hesaid the most
important part about var-
nishing 'is, sandiiiduntil it
is very .smooth, and how
We are not .supposed to put
lots of, varnish on; Many
•' people varnishing at home
Make mistakes this way..
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 13, 1997 —.Page 19
Celebrate special anniversaries
by Margaret Errington
and Teresa Courtney
Congratulations to
Allan and Beth Dickson
who celebrated their gold-
en wedding anniversary
on Saturday at an outdoor.
setting.
The bride of 50 years,
Beth Hayden, and Allan
were united in marriage
Aug, 2, 1947 at high noon
at Dungannon United •
Church parsonage by Rev.
S.T. Dunk. • •
The bride-, attended by• .
her sister Grace Hayden,
• wore a medallion, given to
her late father, Stanley
Hayden' by the Citizen
Committee of Ashfield
TOwnship, for services,
rendered during the First
• World War 1914 - 1918.
• Groomsman was Harold
Dickson.
Present for the 'at home'
reception were their three
daughters: • Arlene
(Curran) of Goderich,
Diane Ladouceur of
Stratford, and Wendy of
London; five grandchil-
dren and four great grand-
children; Grace
MacDonald of Goderich,
Congratulations to
Martin and Nolda
Hendriks who were mar-
ried 45 years on Aug. 6.
Their family: Henry;
• Joe; Joanne Menary; Betty
Carter, Owen Sound; Rita
Tulley,. Owen 'Sound;
• 1inda • •Kosmerly,
Kincardine; Tony; Willy;
• Casey; and Gerda, -of
Ancaster held a 'come and
• go tea at Brookside Public•
School last Sunday.
Seventy invited guests
attended the buffet style
• supper served at 5:30 p.m.
The Hendriks:.have 14
• grandchildren. All were
•present except daughter
• Gerda who,had to work.
Among .the many fid-
dlers at the Fiddlers
Jamboree: ,• ••• was
,•Dulnbegit..
innon`s • Tom
Culbert.
1Vlany attended a bridal
shower held for Brenda ,
Van Osch, daughter ofJoe
and Thelma 'at St. JosePh's •
Parish Hall, Kingsbridge
last Friday. •
•
The Morgan and Mary
Dalton fatally held their
annual •reunion on,
Saturday, beginning -with
.• noon mass at $t. Joseph's
• Church, Kingsbridgefol-
rlitungartnort
• 1)oings
• lowed by a pot luck lun-
cheon; fun filled games
and an auction at Mike
and Betty Lou Dalton's
beach. •
Father Mike Dalton of
Sacred Heart Villa,
• Courtland; Toni Dalton of
Royal Oak, Michigan; and
Ray Dalton of Huronlea,
• Brussels as 'well as rela-
tives, friends and neigh-
bors attended.
Martin and Nolda•
Hendriks attended Pioneer
• Days in Paisley last week-
end, Martin exhibited the
• art of rope making.
The annual Knoop pig
roast and picnic Was held
at thetome of Bert and
Shirley Knoop and family.
It was .well attended as
friends, neighbors and
families enjoyed this fun
filled afternoon and
. evening,•
Several from this area
attended "Fiddling at the
• Falls" followed by a bar-
becue and evening dance.
'the brides sister; grooms
sister Margaret and Jack
• Gajewski, St. Thomas;
• cousin Pauline (Dunbar)
Harrison, Windsor and
friends and neighbors. •
• The Dicksons farmed in
• West Wawanosh Township
for 43 years and moved to
their Dungannon retire-
ment home seven years
ago.
,
Another. .anniversary
• celebrated was Randy and
Judy (Schwarz) Kerr who
were married al Nile
• United Church July 31• ,.
1971 by Rev. Clarence
McClenaghan. •
• Eight tables of euchre
were in play at
Dungannon Senior.
Citizens last Wednesday
• evening. Winners were
Helen Russell,• Doris
• Glousher, Joe Courtney
and Len Qoctil
• Congratulations were
extended to Grace and Jiin,
Finnigan celebrating their
• 14th anniversary Aug, 6.
,
Laurie Pentlandand
• Barry Treble were lion- •
ored at a stag and doe at
Goderich arena on Friday.
• Karen Linton, St.
Alberta, Alberta is spend- ,
ing a -vveek visiting her
mother Helen Dawson and,
attending her R.N. class of
'67, reunion at Cambridge.
°
Connie Gladue!s son 'Ty
twisted his ankle on
Friday and 'viewed activi-
ties of the Dungannon Fair
•. on crutches.
Sincere sympathy to
Margie and Ross Young
and family on the death of
her •mother Margaret
Phelan in•London:on Aug:
9. The funeral and burial .
was held •in Blyth on
,MOnday, . .
Dungannon fair big success;
lots of entries in tractor pull
4
• ..•The 138th Dungannon ..•
Fair and Family Fun Days •
held Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, AuguStil, 9 and
. •
10 was a great success. •
Eleanor • Townsend, a
Dungannoa,girl andher
• husband Graham, and his
band honored us with fid-
dle music with the
Dungannon Waltz written
by Eleanor as well as two
hours of old tynie fiddle'
music, , • •
The Lucknow Pipe
band escorted the convert-
ibles bearing Dungannon's •
past and present ambas-
sadors. • ,
Congratulations. 'to
Michaela • Johnston,
daughter of John and
Diane who will reign for
the coming year, to Sandra
• Altonjirst runner up and •
to. Wendy 'Kuran, Miss '
Friendship; and' to
• Princess Katrina Ulch'and
Prince Jesse Wood.
•. Antique tractor •pull
winners: 2500 class... -
David • °Kirkland,
Lucknow, Tom
Richardson, Hanover
3500 Roy 9utnianis,
Dungannon; Ken Ellis,
Clinton; Sherri Lyn Ribey,'
Nile; Casey liendriks,
Lucknow, J500 Modified:.
Jim Hayden, Port Albert; •
Robert' Popp, Blyth, Allan
McWhinney, Nile; Len
•Kerr, Nile. 4500: Jim:
Hayden, Port .Albert; Jodi
• Kerr, Auburn; Lorne -
Alton, Dungannon; Allan
McWhinney,. Nile. 4500
modified: Dan Hayden, •
• Port'Albert; Jean Pentland;
Nile; Fred Subjects, Blyth; -
Eric Wedow, ,FlanOVer.
,5500; Jeff Pentland,
bunganrion; Murray Popp,
Benmiller; Dan Hayden,
Port Albert; Tim Aldrich,
Blyth. 5500 antiq'ue:
Russel Phillips, Belfast;
Paul POpp, Blyth;'George
• Sinyth, Dungannon::6500:
Bill Hayden, Port Albert;
• David Adams,
Whitechurch,• Scott
Rodger, Auburn; Tim
• Aldrich, Blyth. 8000: Jim
• Flayden, Port Albert;
Keith Orr, Atwood; Joe
Hendriks, Lucknow, . Jack
• Pentland, Dungannon. Out
Of Field; •Bill :Ernpey,
Auburn, Tim Aldrich,
••Blyth; Scott R.,odger,
Auburn; Randy Pentland,
Nile. 10,00,0 lbs,; Chad
• Moffat, Lucknow; Ron
Brindley, Durigannoti;;
Cecil Cranston, Auburn;
Bruce ' ;Thompson,
• Whitechurch. 12,000 was
• very exciting finish With
• Ryan Courtney's three full
• pulls with a John Deere
830, and his father Brian
• Courtney, Dungannon,
,John Deere 80 with, two
'full pulls, and in third
Steve Adams, Dungannon,
with' another John Deere.
Mandy Machan, along with horse Baron Supreme, jog for the judge dur-
ing a western showmanship class at the 441 Achievement Day Saturday.
About 12 riders from the Dungannon Renegade Riders and the Seaforth
Saddle Sisters participated in the event held at Jim Broadfoot's farm in
• Clinton. (Wilkinson photo)
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